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A birch tree with an ice covered pond in the background. Taken late on a cloudy day in Lynn Woods, Lynn, Massachusetts (US).

"Birch Tree"
This is one variety of Bearded Iris.

"Bearded Iris"
Tightly closed Iris buds in my small flower garden. The aperature setting allowed me to throw the background completely out of focus.

"Iris Buds"
An open flower and a flower bud on a lichen-covered fruit tree.

"Tree Flower"
Duncan arrived on our doorstep as a very young stray four days after Hurricane Floyd swept through the area. The storm must have separated him from his family. The vet estimated that he was 5 weeks old and hadn\'t eaten in four or five days. He is now a very happy and very vocal house cat.

"Sleeping Cat"
A lone harbor seal who hauled himself onto the beach to enjoy a sunny day. The sun was setting behind the sand dunes when I took this shot. Parker River Wildlife Sanctuary, Plum Island, Newbury, Massachusetts (US).

"Harbor Seal"
This is a male Eider Duck. The Eider is a sea duck famous for its soft down. Taken in Gloucester, Massachusetts (US).

"Eider Duck"
The distinctive heart-shaped face of the Barn Owl directs sound to the hunter\'s ears. It uses its hearing to hunt its prey. The fuzzy trailing edges of its wings allow the owl to fly silently.

"Barn Owl"
The Bald Eagle is the national symbol of the United States of America. What is surprising is that this majestic bird was almost hunted and polluted out of existense.

"National Symbol"
Sunset silhouette of several leafless trees at the end of winter.

"Trees"
A broken sand dollar on the beach of the Parker River Wildlife Sanctuary in Massachusetts.

"Half Dollar"
A closeup look at the scales on a butterfly\'s wings. I found the abstract patterns and colors to be very interesting. The full size version and the print have much more detail.

"Scales"
A close of up the body of the Blue Morpho butterfly. This butterfly has wings with bright blue top surfaces and brown and yellow spotted bottom surfaces. This view clearly shows the red and yellow hairs on its body. Cool temperatures kept this speciment perfectly still for a series of shots.

"Blue Morpho Body"
This Banded Orange butterfly is native to Central and South America.

"Banded Orange"
A Banded Orange butterfly, a native of Central and South America rests on a flower.

"Orange on Blue"
A yellow and red tulip growing in the Friends of Horticulture Science Center at Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA (US).

"Tulip #1"
A red tulip growing in the Friends of Horticulture Science Center at Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA (US).

"Tulip #2"
These are replicas of tools used in the Saugus Iron Works, the oldest successful iron works in North America. The Iron Works was in production from 1646-1668. These tools were located in the Forge building.

"Iron Works"

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